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KYO. resistance TOK Y O .SSunday, u n d n June 10 (/P)— R ed ed resistan ce h a s stiffened a l o nthg et hKeorean K o re abnattlefront th e p aist s t 24 hours at n d nn eighth a r r f i y sp spokcsrnan o k c srn a n said th e foe show ed “ every indication” i iVcd of f i g h t i ing n g for fo r C hoi Chorwon an d K um hw a.t. A llie iedd units u n its pressed pr closci- to th 10 o tw o vital ro • a d and rai! h u b s aanchorinK n c h o rin K t' tUe "iron' triRtiRlc" asscinW y ar RssctnWy area. U n ite d N atio n s troops th ru s t close ited ations )se enough ito Chorwon to s e o 3 .0 0 0 reds re d s dii ,000 digging e n tren c h m en ts ts.. To th c ce a st, an allied t a n k patrol p a tro l reached rea d w ithin fo u r mliles iles o f Kumhw’a. Kum Earlier, fie ld ddispatches is p a tc h e s had said ------------------------t h o u s aands n d s ooff Chinese C: w ere a b a n d loninx o n in g th t h e two t ’ cities. A n M f i l l G l l e i g h t hfl aarmy rm y sp o spokesman said fo H n v fthere h rr o iv w nass no sign o f n
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SALZBURQ. LZBURO. Auatrl Austria. Ju n e 9 (JF> -Am erican erican soldiers soldiers pput an a rm lo ck on a stmggl'ng stnijgl'ng Buss Russian e h a u lle u r, dragged ;cd him him from from hh hh car an d f o r d blj-cscortedhlm corted him and and ti two oth er m e m bers of repati i t aa Soviet Soviet repatriation m lasion irom the the U. U, fl. fl. lone rone t< today. T h es mission mission was was aa asked Ju n e 1 to leave.. I t Ignored th( Uie deadline o f midnight, Oune 8. The Ighl, The'iataHOD, h e r« to assist 5lst Russians wli who wish t a r e tum home, home, repaWatei repaWated only 28 p e rsons In In the the year year tnC ending Jw t 8 e p tember, cr, and and American American officials c o n sldered thetr buslneas Xric: i^j^av the Russian laylmUie u lans-h cad ed ' b y c^l, A n d trR u8mir A ltw ndtr 8m lnit« - w e r ® ■d into leaving the A m erican iltloned ''CTice'sel Cheesemakers I n n . y,ty occupied J thty occupied , 00m s In Uils U. 8. 21 of th e 34 5 In Uils U. 8. h ead q u arters jny_ to to Uio to go go to Uio dls) displaced p erso n s b ^ n c hh of U 8. 8 aarmy for talk*. of the the U. “ '.y again refused to leave th e mne R«turnlnEr Returning to to tthe inn, th c 7 1 the door blocked by a n A m e rarmy truck and their baggage loaded by American soldiers. Sjivlela SovleU R«ti Retuaed „ W h een n We the truck wa was loaded M a j. i>-. «ai^wi. t Hartel. ine the aAmerican e sco rt f 1 .V c t c L i U l S -. y j j I jfln flS 8 1 Itlcism, ot..U i9.jir«ent. controls , SBATIXB, June 9 < j m , »tn i « r . - i . ^ S came r a ireb fromi iu farm S orgaalntlons. o t a m of army S b r ..is s .n “ ; from Korea on roUU
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Wll he used for Before ire Investigators Investigat aealed their Several hundred rel t t i “^ ^ - « n d —trther l i ps, on t's urviy ln r TH-TOrvivlno>’« ‘WW‘^ ' ^ ' ll«Un£S'*«:tlu! navyj the-crtsh-cau»e-3:w i«h‘t~thA *«k*d ■ ,r« awnthiT gairi__th B -J c l port Of gnibarkatloQexploded u One woman . .waved i^fuhrt '’• taken power unit of his plane r . M . a e . .a y lo . aft streaked '« * “ d- hi* craft streaked 17W> fee t above "Hl-cpl. Pat!" In larj lond. A c o ast guard hellc **««• Richmond. posslbmty of s a b o tw e waa re«* P«P« ^8 * C E Wd NICB*^ posslbmty c Igated by m en. Bu a n “ t before Melg the JnveiUgated by federal fed. la *Ut« ^Ut« poll police lieutenant, a I f ^ f« oth. ^ Indiana World war n flier, filer, said “th e a b o -
less groups and some labor orutions. Oeneraliy, union labor e sse s-h a v a -b e e n -s u p p e rtln r L ;cpn^ls:_b«v h*W .. opposed ; U ey describe u too mueh icuon or wage increases. •. ’Tniman called in Democratic Republican leaden to a W hite « meeUnc yesteiday w ith tils stabiitiatlon officials. T he lawer* g m him a promise to m an extension bill to th e floor, , *—Z----------------- Z
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the . S ' ? “ '" • eonSd PoUce Lieut. Earl H 'i V S r . I - d J . S 'r ; a a li ' « » « « aabol»{ . Doiens of coeds from th e r*"----------underaland 1 th e Itand how al) University T dty of Washl Washington, p ro fes[(W r l ) , ^ have happen I modeU and (n terU lcers took ! ^ ” M t'’^ 'i m ^ ‘^a « n t a . J»rt*in“ o S ‘*greeting. iw V*s r n c e ’>'• Lieutenant 8ml A tw the 'nnoisy ffO i., gon aource Waat luree In W a s h ln i t^ A barefoot hula dancer dar arefoot huEa perform ed er as a factor aiU iough lightthe soldiers s e n t te pier and the uickled In Uio aklea a t the ^ cheer that that drowned drew ^ .^ e s L u ll the a h lp 's • , ■ . whUUe. le. 5 . ^ , • ‘n - T i . ■ ------------------------ r o i m i DOSS i n c r a s h eav e s f o r P o s t SAHDPOINT.June truck d i t sideswlped a 18M semi-truck __________ ' • 1 1 in front o f a drlve-ln. R. E. _ M urano0. Orem, Orem. U tah. tal WM driver of ihef n ca t tH oJ lr T a f t h e f vehicle. Rcper also was O Oj U 1 to pay Murano iM fordsm -> ih S s t m k . l^ ln Q fe I -* . o traffic viola> l n PiUs. tw -B X ^lXa cst at isS D J e m o s ,, were reported to city police f-^ lajTiUght by cititen* cooperatth the traffic safety program. A min an told told officers officer! a woman drivLW A UE ^E,, Wis,. June I (Jd MC ttW A tlK V sed him torr TTaft, aft, R B., O.. said today « r P®»«d him on on the U right In Uie —S ennaato ick of adml look* 200 block of StwahoM Stwsho streei south, th e T ru m an admlnUtraUon gingly" Uto > the 1 p.m. the sort of compro5:30 p.m.He Hesaid said he stopped the "loDBlngly" th a t would n d asked e r if she thought »'l»e: peace In Korea Kt w om anlaand askAl hhe a “we 140,000 casould be “we have have wasted wa ^ho should be reported reports to police.' Ae- m e an es aanndd billions Uie woman ualUea billions of dollari.* c o f d l ^g to to Uie the cltlien, citl* s could do a s he wished as she T h10 e chairm chairman an of of th e Bepubllcan y committee license policy committee in in th e senate also d la n t care. care. Tne TTie woman's v taetaken. said th th aa tt under under admlnlstrtUon adi n u m br ewas r wa* Ukea. ol punish, ;her man-said he was-forced >»“ " lh e whole -whole theory th A nother man sald U,gborrow p itUby anoUier car i«« aggression 10 W o s s io n has ^ become a Joke.” adad e e his T•ft a f t mm ^ remark* In a w h ile both vehicle# were making a t h ffoorr aa Republican rally. He iff Addison east onto *Pefch Bepi tu r n off Addison avenue ai e t a t 8:24 pjn. Saturday. ** “ = . ^ SSm sUjeeet p __________ 'T h e ssta U te te departm depart ent appsrently AU wi}Uog_tojllseusa.Ui«.»ur» ar-.of-Pom iosa. and the-admlsChinese io the . . y ... ^ . alon ooff O blaese oommunlsU ecu ed N ations. U 1* willing to con. • th e retirem ent of Amerlcaa ... ■ p « - - a « , w js-Troin- Korea If-th e 'C H ijS e J ; U r OCVC. w ithdraw . VEB. JUDO 9 WV-Apeement 'T lhuaitt would wouJd rwU restore us to exKtly wel Swere in when we I . *. «one-year . . . „ . r coolr.ct pro.M - S u >poaltlcn S « ‘S '='‘> » "* e drew ouirr 'troopa tn IMJ and Inff pay raises of fj T w r-w e e ln rin n H O l t h e Mcmntaln juntaln Btotes Btotes Telepbtww-and _ . Telr8t»irtr"Comiwny^ . . . ' ^ lUon m unlcaU on ••Workers Worker of America he admlnlsUa adm inistration bas been (C IO ). moved !d to be asome o m e ^ t m a n emT h e company company aald aald the n r» wages p h a tieie akggaaisisa a tt the th e Chinese beeaose w ould add add about about M. annual* of th le e ppro rotest test agal against MacArUiur's s operaUng osu In Uia seven, dism issal, ]y to lU operating ccoi Issal, bbuutt Uiey Uiey still look long. j u t e area of ArlUHia, Arlwna Colorado. Id a . Ingly ’ to rea of to suc suchh aa ppeaee. If luch a ■r Mexico, tnade, wi we have wasted ho . New Mexico,U Vtah. tai Wyoming and peaceI bb tnade, 0, Tex. 140.000 euualU ea 00 cuualU ea and bllUons of V ™)mpany , announcement said rs." I be necessary to ask for addi. ;-------------- ---' .
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A ^ Q n l^ T . t SJ aa li tl L /i l U I j ia k e C i t y s a l t LAKE o m S r -chief S fJustlc f i r r I K A former emee court will preside a t a raU- jo p e r cent for the ^ suprem pc here T h e pay payraises raisesa an re retroacUve to road rats hearing beginning I day. t u t June ioe 4. 4. when when aa fomier agreeMonday, .lUam B. Lee, Uoscow. Ida., a m e a t expired, aplred. William ll ber ot th e In ttn U lt comaietce _________________ Bitmber InUti nlssloo, will commissioo, wUi hear hei evidence In SEEKS request b r rallnwls to Increaao SEEKS U aU icO IO N rOST DWBLk .-D . •.JtM* 8 t o . M j w e a n t ^ _ . _____C A L D W B m JJuna-t-t/Ph-W um t h JIncrease wm be H ickm an, iponent* off ^the an, Caldwell, former comd a t Uie S a lt Lake hearing p rl- m a n d er, Anerlcan le g lm dUtrlct r. American ly. Testimony by.Uie rallroada th r e e . U U being being ip iponsored on by-Cald4 y h u been presented. m U post u t 39 39 for for f eneiny coustiy." '•'■'1' heart of eneray oom As Acheson .eheson fhiall finally left tb* »lt’ ness chair, halr, otUelal ofUelal sten o g rap h asUmated t h a t-•.nearly .a «d Uiat tM /M ' words have tiave pouiod pouiad 1^ the t u f m ' racord in the last last'fl nva weeks, Acheson ion was cred credltad wltb aeof .
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^ e conservaUve inservatlve Rome newspaper SI Tempo B mpo ssaa id l^ Burgess was In a hotel a t nFlorence o r e n c e Thursday TJ and l « t yesterday/ to re retu tu rn to R-ance through th es Ven VenUmlgUa border crossing.c TM ..n.tiw Claimed S o in rr ciatmeo a nbul, monitors checking In Istanbul, ma n unlat B ucharest radio rethe communlat ud up a broad. ported u y h a d .ppicked li: ng Burgesa and Donald D. cast saying landMacLean,1, his companion,-had cotnpi CSechoalo. « l hy j ^lane e l a Prague. Pn Takls., Tthere hero w as no i further comof thU ment andd n o cooflntiaUoa confl . . repcrt fwom.otbar_soi«ce*m .« b ar_ si - ParU ■police-took, police- to o k -o p a a o ^ of rumors aabo bout the dghting several •nnnoBT tlm a th a t he h ad of M acLeao—th e an -th is ls U lgalle ba entered a P lgallo b r about 5 a jn . t o d s r « id a l-as - Mk o^ d^ 'th« » 'b ajten d e p -to ome B ritish change some rltU l curreney. _ ' .■ , C fin rA tn o O U p ree ri nl i ee C K/o u r t B l
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ports wlUi e sec with th the saeuHties and ag* change) commission (SEC)'. - _j A surrey o t SBO BEO recards^eomplst* : irey ot ed today lay ahowed ahowed WUaos ootdisu n tw l I his his nearest nearest competitor by »M W .;.His closest o His closest oompetitloB can* ' from his Usown own ranka. rank*. Albert Bndlay.. om execuUve secuUve vloe Tloa proldait,.voa ' Uia-Wo.>.-3 3 .«pot-wlU -spot-wimA .o k wlow ithithirdi-wui-ChartbrfldBu-rr: lr d i- w i oreenewalt, swalt, preside president ef B. X. Oq. 7 . pont dee Nemoure Nenour* aaxo d eoapaitf, gUter giant of A m
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• LgWIBTOH.~31iDe eBtlft ' WMIM It* twp -w w i • m -aa tt Lewiston Sstunlay aprlng term Lex sfter ahearing rln g ItsIts26th and 37Ui cases. Plve JusUces and Uie court ve JusUces d j r t leftt fo forr Boise B ob after dosing the session. on. Attorneys' represe: u n a l county c om tt trlst presented a m i a decision a by th b e dli^ coS m S ? held certain re o r(a n b« uneonsUtuttonaL Lher c a se consisted of an 7 th e ^ < ^ ^ l« tlo a i»Uon tr o m a district oosrt Two K oo te n ai county meoi RONADO, Calif., June t V fy - WUlard Faraons ai a n d M. Tochum, CORONADO, Cal price*—up 40 per cent slnee *on deelaios a decision protesting th e Wool price s—up -probably will remain a t .u ie o< * transm lssl l*»t yrear— e « — -probabl *"• lh levei. )eveS, John Joha :H. TulwcUer. an le ; to tjie H IA . a W »h official a l of th e vWool » Bureau, to o , ----------------yYoork, rk , uu ii dd Sat Saturday. TBUMAN A K E S IDBOISB ' MAN T TA lw ell«,-»l»^addres»ed the an- --W A 8HnfO TW ».-8 a u a l convention eonventlon - of c Paclflo coast PreiidcntI t t u n a s w i e st Bbqard llM ta rm e o u c uufacturen, fu tt nt n nuD said woc4 yacht WUUamabuirf U U aau^ i p a . M T, supplieslies- atwuM. b< be- a m p la^ u o lm ta4ay.- = tet.«n^-qw u a « * m U itary stockpiling atocki by 17Dlt«d th e Polomao Eoao T tm t m . He look g le a i a S U taa w dafeflM d afesM a g ie n c i e s caused few penoniU QOU fMrie e n d s and h ii.n tn f ib o rtsg W akt.. c > id ii(a B trA d & B o l
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th e soil soil conservation conservationservice to dcine land retermlne land use use capablliUea, ct ilzlng th system organlting thee dlstribuUon distri anns o n tan as to to control caQtrot waste water water erosion, cooperation with s canal board to contro! water Ige from from ditches ditches, m ain canals seepage dbtrlcl iBtcraU. and the efflapplIcaUon of water to combat erosion. soil erosion, .p™ d .osolutions lu llm to w u o r eonproposed atlon problems land levglderatlon problems include In to permit unlfonn application unlfo. «nd esUblishment esUblishmem o( of a border ays01 desirable slope* for tem or dikes on deslr Redi n g- ihwt ,Bllterly _ / hay, grain and pasture. pastui' the east-central front. Uie pnsjibi. methods of controUlnij „ ^ f olught sslble methods u „ h tbitterly bitterlyto halt advjmci erojlon ibclude field windbreak «It, c«tiiia I) miinitSum Pmf* (^n. jMtratton^, tall-aoTO c o is r — —----------—-------------------- _ fJJ'i • T \f residues and Ullage i „ u rough antf^rganlo and 1 tou m at,, ^ ^ R educed d u J 'ccrop r o ryieijs i i a may be cord by crop rotations, adapted ties, increased "j^etles.^ i^ ™ ? a sT organic m atO d V 1 1 1 2 te r use of barnyard barnyard manure and commercial nerclal fertUlwr, fertUlwr, ^O I Roper, American Falls, was ^ r dry farming, strip , cropping, 1 to psy a tlSO fine or spend 3le mulch farailng and proper ^s in the Cassia county Jall • ‘“‘’^1® :e comprise a proposed solution ^*^5* wmprlse guUty Saturday of >a rat iprt i I Caigan i> a f t e r pleading guUt * ' d riv in g• while undei under Uie InHueace ixIcaUng liquor. o f IntoxIcaUng liquo 1 decision was made by ProA. X U l l l c t i i J udge Henry W. Tucker. On_r Uie fm fine, n 'l £• Ahle to> pay the e Roper U serv] \A iir M Ia' the• sentence. sentence. i B oper T waa was cited i< foUowlng an acT T O S . * I I' ^ I ,fl
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* s« and cattle raiser* HMOND, Ind., 'ssuit price ceilings for RICHMOND, Tni Ju n e 9 m — srce and = licinigt. SpoYesmen Ait terce and FB FBI ts p e tis - to d a y « « price stablllratlon, tried to to determine detennlni w hether sabom cchanlcal the packcrs are tage. aa Uiunderstorm. thunderst< e, or human caused th e p tta ir e s j to end price trouble, or human errors 1 I's worst Jet plane dUastar. nation's 1 It fast-flying ot represenUUve Eight fast-flying F-B4 T hunderc « it to coast to- JeU, racing a t 60C ^ t secUons of ttw a c to a ttie Indiana IP o of lf ll l Jet ^ o t or aoon wlU feel a group Jetplanes, suddenly ^ »hortages. Houndered and fl r r ; ; ------------yesterday from at.
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Playing 3 Its h a n d close to Its J J . •d out from reported. tMinidoka *^ se n ato r K now land, R., Calif., I&rcs In ^•“ * year. Bl lii .f - ih .t r ; ’ between clean sheets Initead McClel- cchi h e st. Iran's govemment has sent a , stead of a of« uanty reported m o re m arriages ■In "Two couples less Uian l i years o ld arand Chief Engineer L. N. 'icClel10 11 •»«» " alm o st beyond belief" that ft ™‘‘! to d a y . T he whole town — uples m o re la: lan. Denver, Colo, ol the bureau reau ot ot three th i -m an sub-committee of lte 1 were married and two couples , anyone co u ld Interpret thhU is aBlt fsvhole tovero w n ------------------------------------------------n&Limaiiit «Jolced w ith th e ir parenU. n , enU ry oU board to Abadan. aa th a n 7i years old were married. irried. A lso re recIamaUon. parllam pa: [■finCP voring a communlit-nallcmallit he « '" * “ **•» of Joy. OC -------------------------Ac 50 waa th e According to govemment stateCo recorded In Idaho In 1850 “ oosliuon. R a th e r, he said, he .n a's hind *!««« T hursday when they B O ia c , June 0 «V -lTie atWrtiey « the ; F o r M o te m e n ts. the board I j to Uke*over . . marriage of a 4S-year-oId w om an t, aMortiey agi sgught to stre n g th en Ohlang's hsnd " ’ when picnic th e y Into ^ ", . X m 7*" »»nder«d fro m a family ® ^DENVER, June « 11^. fe a e r a l'i office ruled S atu•ds/ rd s/th e Britlsh-owned Industry. th aall m fcnd p re v e n t a reversion to«9 a.a syitem a r t e t » » '" “n one-halt her age and th e JV lyiiem canyons in the twoc o u n tr school reorganltaUon on com* com- of d isu n ited war lords. „r. marrlnBes of 16- and 21-year-old 1* _ B u t some observers, who aro ex- of ° J the dry west-*ha»lh mile-hlgh S a n g re de Crlsto moun- T m ltt« e i do nol | o out o! exlitence existence I" '* IJhle melstutt UP) to men more lhan th re e Isto mounOP)— —The The women ” 0) llU n p e r t poker players, said Uils may Jf Uln range, th e youngelers tain were SchTOLEDO, 0-, J u n e 9 'o on Ju ly 1. |“I Rivers, Umes Uielr ages. elers were Schmltl brothers fro m Two um found last n ig h t, wis __ TACOMA. June 8 l«V-The Pacific Pacific ^ ^ another bluff in the game that .nd Rivers, Fran“n i a opinion was Included among I Wls., James. Joseph, P a u l and Franhodlsts na: h a s been going on ever ilnce the oil I , Northwest conference of Methodists "We had a lo t o f fun." Larry Me- cls“ ‘i * ® ‘‘ Thousands ef thea 1 • e re ra l other* asked relating lo the Larry Meels—tonight were n a m ed th e cham- n tra ,- f Oee. 7, told th e three airmen who plor rh r '• voted today for elimination of of race race natlonalliaUon law was enacted, ^Bcted WlUl eommntlil r school reortanliatlon law. IrmenS.who plon IntemaUonal b a rb e r shop sing- r lurches. TJ h" e company lUU (s working under totry,,BndlDtm»n!#JU to I * C l« ^ound him . h la a u ter Janet, a s d lag ’ « acffregallon Jn Methodist churches. 5. MBd * ' T h a stata school reorganltaUon Bealtie B ritish direction a n d IStllU Is meetYT Stevie Cross, 3. "1 look net. good care iBg Tl(jusrleJ. meet,y weather over bundnc 4 t o r Ristow, SeatUe. good care Thetr selection clim axed a five1 commlUee U abolished July 1, howtold the conference th a t severai several ''^8 lloi of acrcs. H o e M «>em.“ dsy Hons •ver. ® But despite L arry's protective dsy for ■convention here o f th e Society ils-own’ I1ra n again postponed a reply to S i P o t A races were represented In hls-own' Scattered figures inllii B lain e t . Iv an s, asilitant attor- L , ' boast. It tu rn e d out th a t protective Stevie, a men for the PreservaUon a n d Encouragei J V c a i'V ’ church and he felt "the north could BBritish r h could Foreign Secretary H erbert anclng anc add.up to iracM t Stevie,blue a Ing ment ot Barber Shop Q u arte t SlngDey feneral. Mid lh a l whenI changes |sA L T LA KB o m . 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9 . lhe same drain which ■in ingi down ■ swallowed up nailooalljt China and swall ■— ■ — ' ’ Ilat no now Uirtalenlng Iran U anolher HEBE’B COMFANYJ head headache in Washington. BUJctly All you folk* who b iv a paid fine* a p e d fln a * a p e a k i n g , th ls ^ _ ^ ^ _ AI ■ for parking can move o vve^rr migt, be c o Q s l d * H p ||■H■^ H ireo for ovtrtlma c —you hava good company now. —yo' Maiybe 'oy th thee jvmei A m e r l c a 'a ^ ^ u S .^ 'j ^K ^ iL H May some of you wlU enjoy company, too. ness, ness. Tf el C a u - B com] One Wesley 'Brosvick received a * c o B A |Q ^ Ueke er dday. Yep, his name waa Uated ) , i ( er ^ J | right along wllh the olher TloUtora. e^nU rlshi And llkt lots of oUier folk* "ta^lhe In th e fjy r W M aame sami poslUon. he mad# an wniuc- u,(d ifted bul p o v e r t y - H S n ^ H cessfui cessf attempt to convince' E>e8k ^Idde ridden slum, I h a t M k ^ 6 gt. (t. Jack DImond th at the pa p atrol^ l ; ,( s h, 0o u l d be h i s * * - " m an checking meters must. h have man a v e j,u b uas l n e u a n d r« eg “4 M *• mad# a mutake. He didn’t convincesomething o n l y . madi jj,, Spanish people can solve by the desk scrgetnt and finally y paid the “ r near^ the < cuiiomary 11, .ven eventual revolt against their "* nearAa tin*- int-i, As he iBft the police sUUon. •M -» °Ii living conditions.>Wesley Dro--svlck remarked. ”No’» _ Wesl rnT«*e know how tho.se people teK." I n '* * e Tb* Unlled SUtes h u . however. know in seeing BrosBros-8 e « ra l dominant interest* in j.quJ.QU don't know on# Wesley. stecounounnon-fommimlsl vlck, he was a member ot th eI Dollco police “ y vlck, ef depadepartment until recently, Hls p rl-tf'** coUapee. Communismn “U ® course co problem In Bpaln ll in, uas it Biary Job wm ehecklngiirkinff parkins niarj was 1and is on Uie China mainland nalnland meters mete and dislrlbuUng tickets to was and ■as 11 Is potentially In Iran. ran. But overtime p a rk m . overt economic collapse csn b« iusl as iust . . . econt deslrucUve a nd may, In fsct, be the t, thc TIP 0 N.TUHTLE8 principal corilrlbuUng cause! for rejj^ jr jjf n r Pole . th U a tiat■«>''« evenUisl commu* commuTc: TcU "Very Stymied," Jerome. O no ounlrles1have three small turtles. 1O ne ' domUiaUon In those countries,;,vinir Hence Ui# conceni over trying fy ”to morr niomliij my daughUr waa playing '* ‘®.„,th tiiem on the floor.a ier L aier I I Prom a selilah itandpolnt. Int. the di.'ico di-^overcd one win missing. turned pr'hc principal Inierest of the United d j Liitt ..Very Btymled." I turned njr th thee SUte. S U te j In Bpaln U lu possible iJble use [^e the hhome inside oul. In aa iiour r- « ** strategic alrbase and the ensearch ended, I found 11 lA aa vv ee rWO-man ir r leg leir Ustmcnl of Franco's «0,000-man jjcai pii equipped w V i J L VV O KJ tal Muaie-PatU Page ......,y . :^B9e ^ jp, n**ow o w LONG? ^ Dream Awhile-. Time Oul fo r “ g3y intpadi a t yout ows kiiure. ry ot State sta te Dei D ean Acheson’s appearance xee a ra-In k SpoU _________ W u t to B« WiUi Yon AI■ >oU th a t hM been tsken has ahown a n U * =^*7 scarded ways; M j Baby-a Jo at U k a F sentim ent against Acheson who U reg a rd e d w» S ' S " ^ ‘S St S r t? e ast, M oney-tkfty PrtneU ........ „8» e t e cSt -'Q our_ml?tortune3 In Uie far rlstocratlc pei peraonaliiy and stupid rem 0 ”IJ« whose at-lsiocratlc a r e m a rk r k ' ■n”Dflwn-*he Ttall of Aehlor I turning hls bi back on Alger Hiss havec c o m H< aru : Bluebird Island ~ about n o t; tum ing his lle I blned to spark opposltl' opposlUon Uial m ight otherwise Ua »ise be Han); S n o w _________ _____B9c I
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Shoshone Council cil oposed Federal Sh lounded o n Proposed [ea ^W arning Sound( AirForCeWill Is Radi Radio Schedules Twin Falls , Sets Session Date r a s ‘Door Opener’ ( Public Pow er as ‘D jr On Taxes, Budget Take 70 Men S5iJ Tax of Publi Iget KVMV KTFI AM-FM K LK KVMA a m K HocrxcLES) itn » K a M t.i unit.... For New Unit Ut
•la d e HH08H0 KE. June 9 — A public publlo o )) » coDUogent 4.7 uUeIO IK»N SBANNOTT cdoti on th e 2S-member way* "T puWla hearing on tft» d ty budget MJld ,d tax ih tolS jBdsnl] and means c om m ittee, agreed ”wlUi to f?h*S ‘ iUNDAT ^'w A r a iN G ’^ I , * J^m e*?(0^ lefson levy jevy vUl be held a t 7:30 pjQ .. Mon[Special! hU UUh coUeagve. T h i s U l strikes itrikes power powe tn Uie norUiwest.- Tollefson a \ l hls*U day. June » . day. Ilnanclng. decland. decli '*• —T he proposed lederal ta x 00 pub- aat t ththe base o f m unicipal Ilnanclng. CKflU«I T«mpU liM ^the house tloor msy open the back the ichief source for repiTment ,o:« i endtt»v o ortlnances v e re passed aim icl- muni municipal debts.*' with irjlh the complete bUl, alnce amnendriWtsu door CO federal ierte* o n aU aimiciaed tsB s ko *KI(k S«boat Cbeir >iOO t'im ' , idmltted menu on Uie floor of th e house le vlU VlU th e imeeUng. One provides t hla a t Uie pal acUvltlea, 'Cong. Waller K. Thi liter The three -w estenien admitted meoi , rs a n eouncU can eleet a prealdent mce ot western senator* eoun It vho ■MNivi ra nger, D-. tJtah. w an u . Ihthat tt Jhere waa little chance of nn-- be be forbidden, fi .7? TrMk l!iS G ra. in IC.H E i e ij.n C .tl-r le na* ^ct during any absencfi o f tbe e bill since tlghUng »hy of Uie Usue. N one ha* :lt Dill Caniiinchain' ie:10 Umi Uk HiDl 11' XiBi T h e 3H per cent ta x U only a movli 1 moving the Item from the bill since tight > **«. cr-v r i. :u j :I0 'MrthodUt Charcb 11iM UUuna nade a pubUo sU te m ent o oa we mayor. niayt The ««ond m akes u n la v tax bill bUl jt Jt wi was orlgmaUy passed by by better better nadi :«» ,iOib« 0 . - . -ot 5Oi. . D.r ^smaU p a rt of tbe biggest tax !*:«» iI lei Virn* Kiv Ikew »er tax matter, and most say they a re w ^t- ful Uie operaUon of any vehicle aanx In peacetim e history due tor or presprea- than than two to o n e . T h e power tax «U1 «U1 matt jJ Jld ■W«n» n»7fc«M log uatll the U x bill rea ch e** s Uie ^B-hUe j,u, under the Influeace e f la K**t e ntaU on by tiie house wiya lys and be beorone of Uie l a r t to be reviewed nviewed In in tug }|1J5 ***^ Ji « » » i i!ia » :s .“. u s ' aenate before taking • sta n d . loxie loitlcatlng Uquor or narcoUc drvgs. rJJ™ m eans ccsmnlttee Tuewiay or Wed- the t the tlnal d ra ftin g . aena I m *Tnii •T ni D«WeU UM lAnnloB ranm ,TUrBtll* Pin-M * ::» KlW»r* J« •lU raenr H omm liJliDabTwot I «eekl seekers. , lng.« the. coffin a* city engineer. Robert veloF*. •■When consumers see tba. Coffi 'i'Ti* • ? ;M « *Lat&mB Vi! Hoar ItlO lOUCfnlufT7t Smnatf* •HunlclpallUe* .put up a fight HoI fiolmes sa id some vole* Ul 'be ’be Sher Sherman as rtcreaUon supervisor voles may I j.h t bill. I t wlU !M *Hkk CarUr J ;90 C*n’l T«li* il »IU> Yog « turw hen taxe* on lhelr bonda were chani ______ and a n d Robert Haddock as recreation da change in th e fin al showing, too itie." I :10 •r»o!llr H>»*ur *i*« Snmmrr TliMUr Wnoj owing, but uxi ■ prop :M n«hlwilh> I( m 4IIb« l i l t iTbMUr Oslhl >'‘iM proposed but they m a y lose ________ — ose thl* UU* neiih neither he n o r K in g was opUmUtlc. ----u'iM •«» Tre. «iof» llw > T .J., deffcull," Granger er said. • pul • Public opposition tromn Tacoma 1r—— ~ MONDAT. iOiO« J6o«iri>i«d i "A vital as a* ,n tn d ISeatUe h a s been strongest ingest thua ,-M a .i il rjiri, rtr k 7emerjv» A t ta x on power U Ju st as VlUl ».«, le.-te lit Ca -The Chocolate Solder: S “5 r .° S S S ‘a S i ?. C O "M"r. Underwood died May s.S. 1949, My H aro . . . Straus ***Cheyenne. eJ V Mo, H is ealate.con-i w Naughty M a rietta : Ah, Sweet W yo,. and W. U Cowley. Roy. Utah,■ sIsUi o f thc south one-hall of lot I of lot Myatery o f lif e . Herbert vlalted , , k,, “ Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thome. Id nine t . T,? T*ln Md uInvitation t o th s Dance . . M rs. Cowler. who hi* been rUIUne „ WeberBerUox M »> tor tev»ev? * ^ of he r daughter for ** The V aR sbond King; e r a l weeka, returned home with .i,, Love M e T onight . Pritnl th e m . K Im liy Amencan S a lu te . . Oould ' M rt. EmIlle Thomson atUnded *, th.Titfi June 9—M r. and M n.j Ci th e graduation exercUe* a l the Unl- . CAREY. CAI noUIled ■ wl versicy of Maho where her uaugudaugh- L. ^ ,F .• Edw ards hsve been Edwsrds. *ds. hss ha*:: | * degree. been returned to d u ty in Korea ^ a lte r receiving tn a tm e n t s t a hos- . J l H i 1 pita l In Ja p an . IW H d V , June B—Blchird and Rob. nd Rob^ VIEW J < ce rr tt Olbbs, students at the Unlveralty o f oI H«| iM -NfO 'NtoMli* i4lM >!»>. fl»ll»»»B»llKcoi iiM !, ; s !w M«?«"KJord^*Sew :io gm«ia* c io 8in(la( M«r»h.ii M*r> illU KllXira ------------------- ;■-----------------------------------w 1 j*rw
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DISTBICH, June fr-M r. and M rs. ly. L ew Norman Roragen and family. litovn, Mont.. vUlted • hU aa uu te te rr aa . r. U n . Carl Broadhud and Mre. H »a rold RoUlbough. and famlllea. Mr. and Mn. Leland Larsoa > n d faml^, Mr. and Mr*. O tu Iiaraen, L ara en . Urs. Oenerva Llpe. Eleanor L lpe. U n . Melvin H iatt and U M ar ^ Il B n tttt »r S ft(l«nded a nunlon ot the A A nn dd re re aaaon family In Salt Lake City. DorU Lambeth U vUllIng two a 4. lsta n and attending Uie roie •fesU val BsuvBi In PorUand. Ore. OT nd Mr, and M n. Henry O le n amnd children. Balt Lake Olty. ylslt«d h U uncle* here. '. r Mr. and M n. J. T. Patrick. '. N o rth Platte, Nebr., vUlUd hU nelce. ce. M M rs. rs. John Edward*, and family. , Iq
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« w „ ..n . iwday-include «top» wras « ‘^lK ttl*'p: elected prtsldent of th e asso, postofflee from 9,30 jj^uon rrfday whUe J. O o ld e n Je n lallon Friday T Ol v O 0 . aad the departm ent CT, Pocatello, waa nam ed v ic e presl.__,.r.finn» fn Applications for construction p e r■iitance, Haliey, Jrom lent. Secretary-treaaurer 3*4,*^ wiU be mils sel a slow pace the past w eek IpjaWayne Vayne C.' C.‘Pro] Proper. Lewiston. * ‘“ " J -------- ;----- • Leo Leo O'Connell. O'Conn Idaho Uiauranee a^toonly four fUed for work v alu ed ommlisloner, gave th e ad d re ss of v«r, fialUKlay Norman Btcvlck. 423 lleem e as assoclaUon inembcrs Quincy street, souRht perrols-ilon to opened their two-day aesaion. Jdd ir w m and ai kitchen a d d itio n sdd aa bbedroom „ -- ------------ -, - to hla his reHdince. residence. Cost of the w ork is M for JHT.20 pluj mT 'a v C ] estimated at ll.WO. lte attorney’* fees and l a J L VJ ■Ktit by A. M. Sande Iti a cerUflcate cerUflcat< of the liab ility of A DELE DELEGATES Mrt suit filed ag&lnst Allha E3 Ulha and Elwood K. W h iteh ead . BOIIL. June 99—Duhl dclcgatt. >T. P. P. A. Kallusky. M r. I jeomlssory no te IssMtd lecotdtr ecotdtr BaWriSay. Batui I'to* Manning left for St. L ouis According Id Jiine 14, 10i n HOW Bald the lha govemment govern said estimate was 2 aerani I aaizea. Oeranluma SSo up. iz e a . t57,U3J4. Petunias 8fl up. 'I ----------Tomato Pli Plants, dot. Sia up. vlsrT iN O PARENTS \ Tomato VI9rTlN( VIEW, VIEW, JJuunntt »i - Mr. and M is. ! aQ. . H. C Il T1 Y1 F L O R A L K.Olbbs Olbbsand anddaughter. Sail Lake f ! ( City, Behind Pai City, are are visiting visitin his parents, Mr. i Parisian Lauudry and and Mrs. Mrs. J J. . C.C.Olbbs._____________
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» g*elu A dlTDTCe ■ ^ * • 5 , A « il »wl BlWrtd Editor, ta tsJor the the help h«lp ItIt gives tl aitoT, T Tta*s-New»i-----------------------for the people lh a t county w sln•nie ie old o li folks foi who h a v e hom«s made made Idaho idiho the thi state th a t It Lv * * ^ irrf C EUWH«i)d are on on old 0 age u a l a t u e e are made md are m»deItItlivable livablefor the law m akers her U uA w d h»rtJW lavla; to sljn si{ them o v e r to the Who whoare arelaking lakineihelr independence 55* w , assist- »way away from from them, then making p au p ers \SM Irem the pubUc BMUunce, ofofthe the pioneers pioneerswho went th ro u c h thlle those th at haven’t g o t any. sll all kinds klntls of of hardships hat h ^ get assistance regardless. think thal that law 1 is w ro tte n it Ii think :» that fair? Do th e people of Btlnks. jtmics.If ifthey theywould Jet th e old daho »ee any falroesa In , ^ t ? I folks folk* hate hate their their home.n an d do a s lont. The** old folks, b o th men they they want want to to with wit them 09 p er c e n t md wotaea have worked h a rd tlU of of Ihem them will will tum tur th o t property to hey c a n t work any longer. lome one one that that will w conUnue to poy wme Bome of them have lived tn Idaho taxes on ttxes it. on It 0 year* or more and In tli a t time IItt looks looks to to me me like Idaho Is c u tlave p a « u x ts of all k in d s ; some ting ting off o tf Its lu nsse n J . to spile its face ire lUU paying U xe»,on th e little for for the the atate aUle doesn't do pay tax es o n lome they struggled to e a r n so they that ihat kind kind of of property. proi All tax p ay ers «uld have It In their o ld age and sre are helping helolni to to pay J Uie old cvge n see! H wai theirs.-------------------------- slitance. sUtance Every Evere man m oc woman uotteHow the state m ust b e reim bursed In* In* for for wages wages pays ps so mucli out o t ---------- -------------------------------------- every every check checkfor for old sge assl.^iance. Why mike the old folks p ay three tlmea for for’ nn existence? T h e i « payers’ money pays our itglr.iature; also our govcmor gets hi* salary too Irom th#" taxpayers. Do BON VALLEV. June 8 - T h e Ida- they i W ^ask J w them h t T ito lu m back th e ir 10 state association of life under- ejpense ejperise money? money? wnitrs H , — -------------- T , ' inters wound up Ita 16th annual Oh, o h na, no ot ot courve mm' t\ot. they e a m ttl ;onvention here S atu rd ay w ith a I'll mi they „^p., pot. '„ t. Well, wc so have th e old loon luncheon th a t fen tu red a folks. Woke wokeup, ud people of th e f a ir peech by Stanton O. H ale, new slate s,ate of of Idaho Idaho so s maybe it cnn bc f o r k Insurance co m p an y ex- voted voted out out by by referendum rel th e sam e H !l& c loclal security &decutlve. Mitve salts lax las was, V ;t,p \st down aj it\e sales L to Twin Fnlb, anHale told the t u n d e r» T it« s th at that, -htdule of vislta io *re« family In amlly life insurance e o v erase re- . Is ts ItIt constltutlonBl?' constltu Can th e y • to iccept claJnw and lattd Incooii was not a s adequate make ated ta Income, nuke one one give give up i w liat they have anended aoclal se- IS u It|twas was1010years ago bocause it earned earned to to help' help' keep I someone th a t —__ r haj las not kept Itepi, pase i wllh, Incom e In- hw hw nolhltvs nolhlns 1010 tu rn over to th e Udt tte J^crome office of reates.cream.•• state? Idaho haa a»it«rvlce from 9:30 aw j j., At the aales coneres* S atu rd ay elew H UP? SEaesday. He will .top oomlng:, convention “i O BO naiA Y ENNEy d eleg ates heard OEC ^ W e n d e l l pMtolflee peechcs by Harry J . S y p b tu , Salt (Twin f a l ls) will bo , t the sAke S r Clly. “ i,7 and «^ K enneth W . Crlng, • — -----BU OUM frotn 3.M HI jjjjg gujj
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Presiding officers will be rs H e M rs. Bene Hayward, president. Legion ■ auxiliary; Mrs. Mary Bolton, vice ■ president. American War Mothers; ■ Mrs. Addle Moore, sccreiary-treasM rens- ■ urer, Orand Army of the Republic:pubUc: Mrs. May Janks, sergeanl-at-amis* t-arnis. Daughters of the American Revolu. aevolu. tlon: Mrs. Nelife Horejs, conduclonductress. Disabled American Veterans etenuis ■ ’j ^ auxiliary: Mra. Clara Koehler, c h a p . lain, unllcd Spanish War Veterans eterans H i m auxlllnry. and Mrs. Marlon Jenkins, Bg lenklns, BiliE!^!w SEi?-Sfr ■ ■ mu-sidnn, Vctcmns of Foreign Foreign P ® Ct. Wnrs auxUlary. Each organisation Is asked to ■ ■ ■ brli bring flowers to decornte te th e 1'’" ' rooms. Officers will be Installed lied ffoo r * * * J CEVE.NE BOH'EH nexl year. i 1 (Staff enrravlngl " The American Legion will m ake r / \ I m ake M i S S SoeV C llf f corsages. DAR and GAR will II serve li r '= » y K * * * * cor refreshments and the American ^ Wnr Wn Mothers and Unlled Spanish /M » iS S B 0 W 6 r W i l l t I War Veierana auxiliary will be In ^ b b S ehnrge of the kitchen. **7 daughter or Mr, and i J ^ ,v,c will Veterans of Foreign W tirs , B „ ’cr and Don Olbbs 3t5s will nuxlllnry will present the program jjj married June 23 In nn evening ivening ,,,, ,j,d the DAV will arrange the room . M ^remony. She Is thc dauRhtcr liter of . # # Pan w, Patterson jn and and js 1, ,,p L, lhe son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W . p, P, V ■n Olbbs. ‘ Both nre 1951 graduates of Tw in hlch school. She Is employed FAIRFIEXD. Junc B-A spcclal n t the Tlme.vNews nnd hc w orks f ole wiD mci meeting of the HIU City WSCS Was Se.iboard Mlll.i. The couple tiiv e n t. brld lire et 461 Main avenue cast. brl Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Owinn Rice to prepara ira th e EnnUsh mai_ prograrn for the coming year. daui r. daughter «fre Rue^^il K. s an dn Olllcers are Mrs. QwlnnI R ice, fto R e ' ^ president: Vera Wilson, vice• P prestf « ‘- M r, '''f« }Mrs. H- W. Sawyer, Fnllon, Nev.. den I. Nev.. dent: Polly Strom, secrelary-trcaand Mra. Ivn Wlbon, TvilnI Pnlls. surer, jur, and Mamie Martin, apritu an> al T n pntual »’’« *U1 mu, [, were club life nfe secreury. MeeUngs wlU be h e ld we guests a t the Scrlboler's •s club I**' » UH 1 meeting Friday evening n t thee hom e in 1 in the church nnd homes me ery every tw o «tw‘’‘U“ o ons in Zoilaiw, ofof Mra, Max Crolhers. wee during the aummer. . . . . weeks M Mra.Ellia Andenofl » irod eall wns nnswered w llh in tn a A Sunday school hasobeen r g a norg . an of Uw pro5a foi formation concerning trade Jou rn - Ized izee at Hill City with Jesse How low aard, rd. S “ ' tf-* t; nls nls. Manuscripts were re.id by jy M rs. supsuperintendent: Mrs. Jinlom T hom lon.ton, , ‘W'lrtd »i-j All Albert Murphy. Mrs. J. H. Scavcr, a.sj: n.stlstant, and Clyde Martin, , secrc-secrcM a m mi,j. orval KcJIey snd Mr.s,. I. 1. M. jary-trrasurer. lar: Teaehers are MflJDIe MflJHle Ci Co-hoslfutj re« yjai Jackson. Mra. Crothcrs served Mn. 'Cd re- Mnrtin. Kellh Strom. Ruth H arrl- Slcllen, SlcI daujhter ol Ka son tind Mrs. louclti. freshments, son nnd Vera Wilson. tind fre ------------------------------------------------------r — ,^ 7 ^ — ~ i- . ^ ^
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A further y o u th project will in n e r'^ W ednesday for a picnic ddinner a t' K be worked on from now until Christt r-v ' / / the d Johnson. I R the home o f Mrs. Harold A ~-i. ^ welfare work In IV 5 Br nNo o , sewing will be done. Die county. T he second meeting • ¥ * * m each monlh will be dedlcated'lb the v e n The M S and S club will 111 meel at B | ^ "o’ wllll each member brlnnlng 2 p.m, Wedne.^day wllh Mra, Clark M nrlJOe.^ /or lhe puWJr “ program B g i t n P T Q Klelnkopf. A children's day collection, I ‘ will be presen ted . jB rrellmlnnry plana were mnde for W lien the American War ar Molhcrs « ^ a Kood-wlll day w hich will find n e t Frtdny nflernoon al the m Legion the legion T•phe D n lty club will meet nl 3 p.ra, || I * £*2 membefa doliiR w ork for solitary h a l! a repori was made on MRS. LO REN A. DIETZ m MemorMemor- W ednesday n l the home 'o^''^^^s^ of Mrs. h! H. lunlty. I , w k t I members of the community. The it l day aervlce.v T lie group m q 1 I.s required iSU ff engraving) up attendaiicna. Q ^ a c h member l,s ted al a l llhe he jt ^ f M . ________ projcii will be completed e d '.lh e hcrvlce a l lhe cemcler>’ niid alerlnl for T Jifx material next meeting. Mr.'. Harry Barry placedr .a wre.ith 'o I'’’" '" “ P‘' N ^ J Tlie'observance o f Mnyflos-er'.s Mnyflosers 'ta.coS: '»” «■ g | o n thc monumenl. Mrs. Alma Conk' ^CU LJ 50th nnnlversnry w ll! be held Junc [ Jin and Mrs. Nellie McVey decorntrd .j. »1 ,■decorntrd M um aj will meet in Ihecele• 21.Odd Fellows will helpIIn th ,,g | U e monument. Monday a t the home of Edith Path bjBiJon. Mr.s. Ja ire d Ivle, f, Mrs. Les- . A letter was read from Mra. Mar- tcraon. irrR, N ettle Rowe will bc a-wWohn Slevers ' -h.. were •anr. Larsen nnd M rs. John . . ,'fiii(1. your vncfltion ciiii ha complcie «lcn n p in i n n s cnn g n re t Hornhur-'l. Hnzelloii, Two blonraplik-.il sketches loii, stale stale nnl iio.itcss. Roll call will bc nnsweranswerTi ■nmn Eiii ; clmrge of rcfre.'hmcnU. p ho rc;id «l thc nicctliiK of Cnmp F j i i | prc.ildcnt, tclltliK o t acllvUlrs al the td ^ plan your FUN w ardrobe lllrs nl td wllh hlBhllghU of tdaho. f«'“' r o b e a t the th e M ayfair ShonAll . v Ar-Kl, DaiifiliUTS of U tah l-ionccr,..| "A contribution w ill be taken nl ^ vcUran.i lio.\pltal In noise, e. If. If ^ Ar-I liitest styles in your f a v o r ite i t e ccolors anti fabrics, home of cf " " t mccllng f o r the .“.Ign fund ^ nf Amerlnitcrnoon n f thc home Lo,^ lios|iltnll7 .nUnn B |iltnll7.aUnn BUHL—B u h l chnptcr of Amerl- ff*'’ for the Odd fe llo w s home. the heuch . . . for thc m o u n ta t a in i n s . . . or for wear iro ^ :el Monday Mf-'chnlrm an. Rave a rc|>ort on can W nr M olhera will meet n Uie work can Mf-' W lnllrcd W h iteh ead. Mrs. NclllB C haney, noble loble grand, ^ ^ ' \ \ ^ tv e th t h o s e ssp o rt clothes a t a j home . . . you can have i,y the Rroup. J. W. Carr, state slate nt a t the t O eo rg e Wade home. e. 30«ElevMra. Inea B a rn es, granddaughler 30* ElevM rt hi iwl appointed com m ittees to serve a I ^bom e chairman, extendedd an Invi- enth Wade o f ^Wiillam P. S m ith , read entl a v en u e north, with Mrs. Wnde ig e t. th a t will fit your budget. li^ ,1 ihla T rend , .lllert luncheon b nnquc t June 30 for \ ^ and Mr.-^, E'd m a jo rity degrees will1 be given, by ^Mr.«. M ad! B nllcy. uniil lhe July 111 meeting. «d and the hoileu served, refresh- tnbled ti Guests were Mr.s, Id a Hendcr.son, llion Aur’ a re asked lo t>e be al thc Oi ★ White Stag D elegalca to the convention Aug, Officers o rii oient^_________________________ E Mrs. Lydia Jo h n so n , M rs, Mac Flory be chosen choser^ temple a t 7 p.m. Mra. ------------ 33 and 24 at Kellogg vlll be tem] Mrs- H en- P PAin-. June J>—E -dah-ho •ho chapter ^ i S in L V V * and Mrs, Ada O vercn d. Mrs. Ship "N ^ S h o re 4. I f a t the n e u meeilng. .^1 T he p ^ lls Avenut dubI will meet derson ders and Mr.v Joh n son were re- ol the Order of E asternn S tar met / Mra, Anna LeClalr, puroogg rr aa m m at 1:30 1 p .m . Wednesday a lI the Idaho celved celvi Inlo m em b ersh ip. W e. Wednesday evening w ith Mrs. James j ti ris Dodson Dooris Dod c h airm a n , fntroduced Betty Lou Power po»ieCty Lou com pany auditorium. nThe July 13 m e eting win •lum. Mrs. will be a Sic' Stevens, worthy m atron,1. presiding D u n n . who gave a reading. lcr , 1^LeRoy A rrin g to n will be hosteas. m U i >e poUuek d in n er a l th e home al the I Masonic lem ple. le of Mrs. nl ★ JJontxen a n t; J, Hoatesses were Mrs. Kal# e jc I m e m b er Is asked toI bring U ;i* Kevan, Kcwn, Each u oo Ban Barnes. D 9 j a a ||i i w During th t evening the Mount M rs. Ellen McVey, Mra. Jessie gues [esjle But- guesu. A Him on cancer control mi ;er control Mrs, Velma H o o ten will 4)e Jie chair- Hai Harrison cTOlpler o f thee Ordcr of Order \ 1/ p h in , Mrs, Margaret Reynolds, „ iube sh o w n . Each member lolds, Mrs. win >er Ls asked man ^lan of the com bined meeilng rilng w llh the Demolay presented the he molher'a . ~ M A n n a McClain. Mra. Alice Cowles, Cnmp Mary Lois In AugiuU deg st, desrea and lhe m a ste r- counselor Iri M»bel Mabel * doien^cooklea. cam I counselor /, \ M ra. Nellie Evana m d Mn. gave a short lecture o n mothers, lOthera. I :1W society mWy , • » » TTlh e L D S flrat ward Relief / / I ft Holmgren. . At the conclu.slon of the meeilng will r/ U ’ . ¥ ¥ ¥ will hold a w-ork meeting a t } pm, I s rcfrejhmftils were served In the Tuesday. M rs. Myrlle Bingham. \ » / W'ee carry carry a —, , dlnlnc room by M r, and Mrs, Arl io n work d irec to r, will have chkrge of C IU D sntl Mrs. Peggy Fenton. ^sitcii. I .H # / c o m pJete p J e t e line l i n t of _ , Che meeting:. Members are asked to r a u bring th e ir own mawrlaU for a lexoim KIMBERLY, Ju n e ft—Mrs, Roger r Jantzen I \ J a n tz e n ' tile p aln U n g demanslraUon, NursJ ! , II, be ; pro- Thomas, guest sp eak er. Rave a rer / PAUL, June 9—The Duff family «rv jrvcare f o r ehlldren will lift family Ul oe pro. ..g^m j.,ead o w V at the May 'RTSWEAR ?MMrs. rs . 'M SPORTSWE / h e ld a. family reunion at lhe the HuesHues- vlded. vldei * luncheon o f Uic Kllnbeily Latn tiETP ciiE E K . June °flX S— guesl ' '• to n Duff home U at week.' Frank Thatcher w as hostess lo Uie u ------S 32 . 9 S i s T S h lru _____S JJ die* Pioneer club. ftlendly Doren club Thursday. ThUrsday. Out-of-town guesu were M n. 610 Oroup singing w as led by ty Mra, M rt, pim pinochl# waa played wrtth ith prlwa prltea S h o ru S 3 .9 5 - 4 .9 ! J M auda SUlhman. Buhl; Mr, and ower ahow B*w Robert Denton, M rs. J . Frank ank H en- goir going to Mrs. Dave Langley, Mra, / M ra. W alter Short. 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- i C M f e .& ^ HKK «C 4s l * • M il ^^H P Ed cEj lLf t l M i r yr :i t ■ j f O n r ^ ,.club win _i be m em ber* ot,» the co nducted the meet s. Vivian *h C hilds, publicity: ^ .^oum e yclub c So-Joumey and epaa* iler"vlsUed th e ^ c e u h u m -m i* & the'''''H voUonals. Mrs. H ther H\nicher. friendship: o fX Welcome E arl Ma.'on ,'preser m; die Trent. ho.-5plul guild; ®‘ the “ «.W el~m e Wagon. Miller was aa ssisu n l hostess. Belleiue w as dlwu. *^ *^ *‘ ' „ „ Mr»i, Lerira Srr, cclihild cnre, and r.ra See, M n. M iller was up N No, met O tovip q. 3 m n a t th e hsmt oS jX .. Mrs. B)ork, ork, small small boya bastball ^ 0 ^ C iT C lC Mrs. H H.. L. Turner and Mrs, Fred A / \ o n r o f “ ir in was In o t Ui« meet. / V \ U U r e V -.il H udson in charge chai “ ¥he white .lepnan burner gave the devoMr*. Turner U I .- - * . X, Knthcrme Pope and mys^ Mrs. C. P, Bowles read a .nO S T T( ers were Installed f o r th o by Mts. E ileen McCullom. .Olflcer* ln*ti Shoemaker, m iCHFIELD, cH F IE L D June Ju r 9—Circle KO, 5 ^il». Amanda U tte r ffcin frem OerUuda OecUi imanda Thor T hornton. Nr*.-Alta newly organlted Chrli irganlted Christian w o m e n 'i ■nary In Belgium, VanlU and of the Richfield W m issionary Bdgl' he WSCS w u enier- Waring, Mrs. Mrs. Leila Leila W urlng. XJrs, Fellowship o: the V»lley hip group of n Turner janj aang two songs, Mrs, i»ined T uesday at iBharon WIrschlng ai a n d Mrs. Welch ohrlsllan Wiednesday eveed a t the meeting ot Wilma WIrschlng in church W the lesson, iha Moore circle. circle, Mrs. Floyd Pnie, unch. lunch, i ning atI (he the home Qf Qt Mr*. W iU ard R*5ph Bogar presenled prese «rved Co-hdStesses dtesses were were Mrs, Albert former Richfield mnual plcnli picnic will be held Ihler, ier R ichfield member. w»i The annual
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W egener. Mrs. Cllttard Clli le t. Mrs, DavU atvl ^naitij tis , June Uatlon service* wero con* „ „n . „ Installation *ervlc« Mrs. Hudson. ichlleld m em bers preseiitert Uie # , * ~ ductedbybyMr*. Mr*.L.L.O.O.B*e*e w h o InMrs. Eiva Olson Mrs. Clarence Peck, presl* ;ram w ith Mra. Mac CrowUier M t i r f n i i n h irroup No. 4. Mrs. lg Ihe devotions and Mr.i. El- / V J U r i U U g r i ^(ri. Max Oalley. vice i>real< i t ;e. meetini m S M . d ueled■ th Jrs, Orvln Bland, se e retA i;: Sw atm an the le«on on child Q r ' t i o / l i . l / r of th e president. M aro In C hristian living. O V -n e U U lt ack Leaher, treasurer; M rs. Mrs. O lson read I tanuey. *ludy study - Mrs. Mrs. Max Behr and ed by Mrs. S ’’ " M rs.. Monroe Hnycs Hnj ide fam ily picnic to be DevoUonals were i Albert Slpe. both fomierly of were made for a fan lUonals were given b7 M n . of of Christ Itom “*rt Slpe. ■ . / mary o f thc We jt Id a h o Power pJc- suc/io and refreshmei ifleld, also beld Julyy 30 a t the I. refreshment* were served ccy iinUI rt rejujrfcllon wJlJi Richfield, also were wer prfsrnt, . / • prophecy .1 i!'■‘ «* «* « nic ground* ind* a lt Ta-lr Ta-ln fait*. by Mts. Ihler, Mrs. Mr^ J . F . P e r e h a l >. thler, songs Interspersed \ ii I poemsI . and som iftemoon w as spent do ng ,„ dri.Mri, Peck, Peck. 11,-; f through {ll t'le t ’le t.ilk. t.i!k. N Mrs. W nrd Blake. P irfK H n \/i rk on dish tow ela for Mrs. i/, y¥ ♦ ¥ ssi-s'cd the ho hojies.1. p i r r n u a y f. B 1/ . i slee assi.s'.cd ^ . Perkins and games \w ere directed by rt • i i n Moore gave a mLulonFILER ■ I. ‘ Mr*.. A’ldle Moore f ’' .-' . ' /J M R , JJuunnee fifi - Mn. Robert Mrs. Clarence Barks irence Barks. ✓ . O r i d a l b r P-. • /■ i ary le.«on ,«on on thc PPhilippines at the Reichert gavo aa picnic plc : f'-. / ;hert gavo Thursday for prltea were were won won by bi M ra. Jack All' , ‘ group Np. 5 meeting meeting. Mrs. O. H. Has- her daughter, daughter, PPatl. ! Ucellaneou*ahahower wms gtr« a tty Ann, Jl. aam es ^gd. Mr*.k ArUiur D Deg eglorglo. M n. U o A mucellaneou* ■ m S i K 'v '4 « •'T > ;/i . - v ^ . kina vvaa a a hostess, hostess. ias4l*t«d bjr Mti. were played. ursday » played. Turner and Mr*, r *y A«endnip. M n. R «« «Tenln« * l th e too m t '' ' t Mts. Moore and Mrs. tv \(«ti v, bbirth iiihdrt, » ' L. E. W ilson. Mrs. lh Vaa v a a SngeV S ngeltn to* N erm n lU elephani M. \W a y ann^'ttrsary ol T he -while elephant w«4 rwelved by ^ ■ l s 4 . * -^ ?7 ' " I .......... in .a A llen. Mrs. W. by Engle, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Allred. uesu «w ere Mr*. Duane Fin**red. Q Quest* “ B .X -V # I the meeting. Jt • >1 11 Carothenwas was sM latant hoaU lan Engle, waj waa celebrated Fri- Perkins and Mrs. Mr*. F F*aye WUlhlte. Lol* Carothen Lj-man * ■ . - d a y with a picnic picnic on Rock creek, next meeUng Tlie ne*t meeUni w ilt -be held ess. Shower gathei were pU y ed i rs. Pete T h o rn to n oa July end prlies grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, F. with Mrs, Thi riles received received Iby J e n y 6 t« a > lte C o n v e n tio n llcholson, -were ggttls.__________ _________________ ind Dorothy W Held and V eaver. ' [ / jm e s T w o L o c a l = e I E8 ■- — ~ F alk’s . . . FamouB f FamouB fo r Famous A^omcaL=:£=aj= F / V JJ , .............i 'o m e n t o O f f ic e — M RS. EATIL n . ^E^VEU. T h e .ila .ilaUU conven convenUon o f the Eu(SUIf enrravlni) preme F orest Wood Woodmen's circle was ------------------------------------------- held Jtuu nnee 11 and and 33 In Boise. local memb members were elected ^ an dI Jam Jame.i es Obadal, nl! i-aurens, la.; Two 1local M r.. a n d Mrs. Ashl Ashley Oaudin, Spo- to s stat ete offices. offices, They are Mrs. knne. le. W/ish.: W/iah.: Mr. Mr. cand Mrs. William Mae Ojardoski, ardoski, secoi second vice president. a . Emily IIrwin, assLstant at\ Stonem nemets, ets. Buhl; Buhl; ^Mrs. Van Engelen. and Mjrra, n state convention in r J Twin In Pnlls; Pnlls; Mrs. Mrs. )R. A. McDonald, te n d ann t. Tlie sUt ^ Bovlll, /111, Id a,: Mr. aand Mrs, Herbert 1053 v lll be held in Twin Falla. C hurchill 'lorence Jcnse Jensen. Omaha. Nebr., I Jrchlll and and .w .wn; Winston, and Mra. Florence m l represenU representative, w-as a guest. - . . I M r.. an d Mrs. E, E. L, Cramblet. Oood- natlonol M o nnbb e rs of the Twin ' Falls grove W . I ing. I te r s lin g were Mrs. Eiva Edwards, m I ^ . wedding wedding rec reception for Uie l u t h Shuler, Mr*. Ethel Stlve.i,' B m coup,e ple ^111 Wlll be be held held a t 8 p. m. MonBc.uie Modlin, M n . Grace I B day a t th e Gaodlcis S . .. M S rs. aOaroskl "S and Mrs. Irm W c hirch u rc hp parlors, .,to . ocal president. ^ ^ ^ ^ Mrs.. Modlin was officially Initial. t _ •U te president, Mrs, Bessie . J | /^ ll/c p » * U IN J> U f * * *. J M[r*. rs. F*red F*red Kelly Kelly presented a pro* * m on China li lor the Women's C „ _ gram sio n ary society of Uie United u n Ti et er Tr tQa iinn G u e s ts * M issionary B re Ih th re n church 'Thursday »fter- M ILNER . June .N ER. June I 9 -M r. and Mrs. rioon n a t the homi home of Urs. John H arold1 Seymour //
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